Patient's question:
Headache, diagnosed with azoospermia. My wife and I really want to have our own children. What tests are needed to diagnose azoospermia?Doctor's answer:
Azoospermia can only be diagnosed after three consecutive and careful semen analyses fail to detect sperm. Conditions such as testicular dysgenesis, vas deferens obstruction, or inflammation of the urinary and reproductive system can all cause it. Depending on the specific cause and condition, treatment methods and medications may vary. It is recommended that you visit the infertility and reproductive medicine department of a hospital for additional tests to confirm the diagnosis and receive further treatment. Wishing you good health.